Zvinyoro-nyoro

Zvinyoro-nyoro in Shona means gently or softly; acting with lightness, tenderness, or delicacy.

When you do something zvinyoro-nyoro, you are being gentle and soft. You handle things with care, touch them lightly, and make sure not to cause any harm or trouble. For example, if you place a sleeping baby in its bed zvinyoro-nyoro, you move slowly and softly so the baby stays asleep. If you speak zvinyoro-nyoro, you use a quiet and calm voice.

Example sentences for Zvinyoro-nyoro​

Vainge vaneta uye vaifamba zvinyoro-nyoro.

They were tired and they were moving slowly.

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Shinsoman ane nziyo inonzi "Zvinyoro-nyoro."

Shinsoman has a song called "Zvinyoro-nyoro."

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